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Sharon from Karori
Hi neighbours got home from work last night Karori South found a parcel at my door for a address Epsin Crescent near Zealander - not sure how the courier got it mixed up and dropped to my address as it is totally different - does anyone know what company delivers for them here in NZ, large parcel … View moreHi neighbours got home from work last night Karori South found a parcel at my door for a address Epsin Crescent near Zealander - not sure how the courier got it mixed up and dropped to my address as it is totally different - does anyone know what company delivers for them here in NZ, large parcel would like to see it get to the correct person. Thanks if you can help.
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Some Wellington commuters are complaining the neon blue lighting in the city's new fleet of buses is causing passenger headaches. The blue lights introduced to "minimise reflection" on the driver's front windscreen have been criticised for being "too aggressive" and … View moreSome Wellington commuters are complaining the neon blue lighting in the city's new fleet of buses is causing passenger headaches. The blue lights introduced to "minimise reflection" on the driver's front windscreen have been criticised for being "too aggressive" and being "unhealthy".
Metlink said the lights were not installed for aesthetics, but instead had an "operational purpose". What do you think of them?
Read more from Stuff here
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Are you researching your family history? Wellington City Libraries is hosting August Ancestry month - a series of events to get some tips from experienced researchers. On Friday 3 August there is a public talk focusing on Wellington resources, and on Friday 10 August a tour of our special genealogy… View moreAre you researching your family history? Wellington City Libraries is hosting August Ancestry month - a series of events to get some tips from experienced researchers. On Friday 3 August there is a public talk focusing on Wellington resources, and on Friday 10 August a tour of our special genealogy materials. You can also book a 30-minute appointment to discuss digitising your precious photos and documents, or get help with your family or whakapapa searching. To find out more click here.
The Warehouse is proud to support Plunket, because we believe that every baby deserve a good start in life. By adding a donation at your local The Warehouse store, all money raised goes to providing a family in need with a baby essentials pack.
The Warehouse, partnering with you for a better … View moreThe Warehouse is proud to support Plunket, because we believe that every baby deserve a good start in life. By adding a donation at your local The Warehouse store, all money raised goes to providing a family in need with a baby essentials pack.
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Welcome to the first edition of Te Kaitiaki Wai – Wellington Water’s official magazine.
Here at Wellington Water, our vision is to create excellence in regional water services so communities prosper.
We deliver our services by focusing on three customer outcomes, which are the driving … View moreWelcome to the first edition of Te Kaitiaki Wai – Wellington Water’s official magazine.
Here at Wellington Water, our vision is to create excellence in regional water services so communities prosper.
We deliver our services by focusing on three customer outcomes, which are the driving force behind our day-to-day work: safe and healthy water; respectful for the environment; and resilient networks support our economy.
Te Kaitiaki Wai is an opportunity for us to share with you some stories about the work we're doing on the ground, and how it delivers the outcomes you see and experience every day in your community.
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Find out what the changes to Metlink services mean for you before school starts at www.metlink.org.nz...
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We will be providing extra seating and train services for the Hurricanes vs Chiefs game this Friday 20 July to get you home after the game. Event Tickets will also be available for purchase on the day (which will make your trip cheaper!)
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Jos from Khandallah
Clearing out the garage.
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Community Engagement Advisor from Greater Wellington Regional Council
Want a fun family outing this weekend at Queen Elizabeth Park on Sunday 29th July? It’s your chance to get your gumboots on and get dirty. Even if you’ve never picked up a spade or can’t tell the difference between a Manuka and a Matai, don’t be put off from lending a hand #LeafYourLegacy
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Make sure you make the most of the changes.
Find out more details and what it means for you at www.metlink.org.nz... or call us on 0800 801 700.
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The new Wellington city network goes live on Sunday 15 July. As we get our new network up to speed there may be a few bumps in the road.
Make sure you stay up to date with our Metlink Commuter app and your My Metlink account. If you subscribe to alerts on your favourite routes or stops you will … View moreThe new Wellington city network goes live on Sunday 15 July. As we get our new network up to speed there may be a few bumps in the road.
Make sure you stay up to date with our Metlink Commuter app and your My Metlink account. If you subscribe to alerts on your favourite routes or stops you will need to update these from Sunday as these may have changed.
Amanda from Wadestown
We are moving and have thrown Bikes and a table on TradeMe. They are all in good working condition, you can come have a look. They are going tomorrow but are still at like 1$ if anyone local wants to grab a deal we are in Wadestown. you can come look. You can find them online under Omega919 our … View moreWe are moving and have thrown Bikes and a table on TradeMe. They are all in good working condition, you can come have a look. They are going tomorrow but are still at like 1$ if anyone local wants to grab a deal we are in Wadestown. you can come look. You can find them online under Omega919 our link to that is www.trademe.co.nz... or here is the table www.trademe.co.nz... and view all listings
Price: $1
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Dissatisfied Wellington commuters have experienced it all this week - from missed connections, buses which failed to show, long waits for passengers, packed buses and some drivers who clearly didn't know their new routes. There were also issues with real-time information boards, Snapper card … View moreDissatisfied Wellington commuters have experienced it all this week - from missed connections, buses which failed to show, long waits for passengers, packed buses and some drivers who clearly didn't know their new routes. There were also issues with real-time information boards, Snapper card readers, and some drivers taking the wrong routes. How was your ride this week?
Make sure you are aware of all new routes by checking the Metlink website here.
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